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Drone Patrols Deployed Over Thailand's 'Sin City' For USS Abraham Lincoln Visit
Tourist police in Pattaya have stepped up security following the arrival of around 5,000 U.S. military personnel in the city.
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Jobs Surge Puts Donald Trump and Kevin Warsh on Collision Course
The president had clashed repeatedly with the former chair of the Federal Reserve, launching personal attacks.
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MAGA Embraces New Unflattering Mascot
Make America Great Again supporters have adopted an unflattering AI-generated character that was created to mock them.
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Map Shows States Most Affected by Trump’s Mail Ballot Rules
Seven states handled more than 70 percent of 2024 turnout by mail, leaving their election systems more exposed to late changes.
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Woman Arrested by ICE at Airport Made To Wear Ankle Monitor
A 27-year-old woman arrested by ICE at a Denver airport is challenging the agency's decision to place her on an ankle monitor.
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Housing Roundup: What To Watch as Foreclosures Surge Under Trump
Housing roundup: Three things to watch this September, foreclosures surge under Trump.
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Trump Launches Lake America Merchandise
Trump is already selling $55 Lake America hats after renaming Lake Ontario through executive action.
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Risky Mortgages Are Back. What It Means for a Housing Market Crash
Americans are increasingly seeking out riskier home loans - but a housing crash is unlikely to happen this year, experts say.
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Rabies Warning Issued in Multiple States as Local Cases Rise
Rabies alerts have been issued across several states after infected bats, foxes, raccoons and a dog raised exposure concerns.
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Trump’s Mail Ballot Restrictions Could Impact These 8 Midterm Races
The president's proposed rules could disrupt voting in closely watched electoral contests across four states in the 2026 midterms.
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Trump’s ‘Lake America’ Stunt Sparks Backlash: The Conversation
"Ballrooms and Lake names don’t help Americans struggling to have even just the simple basics in life," says one reader.
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Weight-Loss Drug Prescriptions Soar Among U.S. Children, Study Finds
The lead investigator told Newsweek GLP-1 drugs should complement, not replace, diet, exercise and behavioral support.
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Andrew Tate Indicted For Trafficking Minors In Romania
Andrew Tate has been indicted for various crimes including trafficking minors, money laundering, and sexual offences in Romania.
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New Blood Test for Alzheimer's Gets FDA Clearance—Here's How It Works
It is the first test the FDA has cleared for use in symptomatic adults aged 40 and over, according to C2N Diagnostics.
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SNAP Benefits Maps Show States Impacted by Proposed Fast Food Ban
The proposal comes as the Trump administration has attempted to steer SNAP claimants toward healthier purchases.
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What Proposed EPA Data Center Rule on Public Disclosure Means for Americans
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Prince Harry's Two Key Priorities for UK Return
Prince Harry and Meghan's radio silence on their U.K. return hints at some key strategic decisions.
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Anti-Flock Camera Protests Surge
Over 30 protests against automated license plate readers took place in at least 15 states in August, says an independent monitor.
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Judge Allows 2027 Green Card Lawsuit To Advance
A federal judge lets a DV-2027 lawsuit proceed but denies an emergency bid to force the State Department to reopen registration.
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Trump Gamified the Presidency Before the White House Arcade
The new White House games turn a long-running Trump political language of wins, loyalty, and scores into literal play.
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Russia Strikes Coca-Cola Factory: 'Clear Signal To America'
At least 13 people were injured in Russian attacks on the Kyiv region on Thursday.
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Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Plunges With Rural Voters Amid Beef Backlash
The president is now deeply underwater with a constituency long central to his electoral coalition, a tracker poll shows.
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Satellite Photos Show Work Grind to Halt at Secretive Russian Black Sea Base
The planned Black Sea Fleet naval base in Abkhazia, a breakaway region of Georgia, was first revealed in 2023.
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My Son Was Diagnosed With a Sinus Infection, What Came Next Still Haunts Me
It has been an absolute nightmare to see the fear in his eyes. What makes it worse is that there is nothing I can do.
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